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These final two chapters of Isaiah have become a battleground among expositors: Is the primary application here to the Restoration, return from exile, or is it to glorious New Covenant fulfillment? Although reference can be found to both times the greater focus is on the latter. Context and New...

Christians have had access to the throne of grace through, and ever since, Christ’s blood was shed on the Cross. Article linked below: https://asterisktom.wordpress.com/2024/11/22/the-veil-torn-the-way-opened-ad-30/

Those bodies were indeed raised but that was not the resurrection that Daniel 12:2 refers to. The Matt. 27 event was a separate, earlier event. "53 and coming out of the graves after His resurrection, they went into the holy city and appeared to many. 54So when the centurion and those with him...

There were no graves physically opening up. But the souls at that time either rose up to reward or judgment, Dan. 12:2.

A monk trainee had to first go through a vow of silence. Well, he was only allowed to speak two words to the abbot every year. Year one: "Bed hard." Year two: "Food cold." Year three: "I quit!" Abbot: "I'm not surprised. You've been complaining ever since you came here." I heard that joke at...

And how about that even smaller group who hold that it happened in 66 AD? My belief BTW.

Verse 20, already covered in the previous article, is repeated here to establish context. There is in the following four verses a sevenfold repetition of blessing that “they” will enjoy, referring to those in the New Covenant. There is a final “they” after these, referring to the inability of...